- #Cyberduck for os x 10.4.11 how to#
- #Cyberduck for os x 10.4.11 mac os x#
- #Cyberduck for os x 10.4.11 windows#
For convinience in File System Browser You should go to a directory You want to use often and choose: "Favorites -> Add to Favorites" Now You can open file after file without the need of repeated FTP-login In File System Browser the root directory of the FTP server should be shown Enter connection information inclusive password, check "Save password. In File System Browser choose: "Plugins -> FTP -> Connect to FTP-Server" Open a file system browser ("Utilities -> File System Browser") and dock it to the left or right side I just installed the FTP Plugin and can use it the way You want (I think).
#Cyberduck for os x 10.4.11 how to#
Still thankful for any tip, including how to activate the "Properties" option of the jEdit FTP plugin. Hu, will have to experience working with both and then decide. What i dislike is the FTP window disappearing every time i load a file and when using it again just showing the folder the file opened before was from. Nevertheless jEdit is more comfortable with managing file views.
#Cyberduck for os x 10.4.11 windows#
At least this is a (free) solution which allows to keep the FTP dialog open and easily reachable at all times AND have multiple files opened in multiple windows side by side. Meanwhile i found out that TextWrangler comes near to a solution when using the Window/Arrange. It's the same with me, never had to (!) use ftp files directly in an editor - but now there is a need to do so and within a quite complex folder structure on the server with a lot of small files involved.Īnd i thought it would come in handy to reach all from one central point. This suits the messed up chronological order i somehow managed to produce here. You might have found out that i was mixing up jEdit with jQuery because i had some jobs with jQuery involved recently. Had to test some applications and frameworks (php) over the last days, i'm really pissed with all of that stuff not working, sorry, i'm really. Do i have to pay for Zend Studio in the very end.
And it is not hat i wanted in the first place. But i cannot believe the only ftp plugin for jQuery i found is not working. Yes, i might use a "normal" ftp client, i might use one where i can define a standard app to open downloaded files with etc. Or anyone who has a tip on another app than jQuery which is capable of doing what it says it does - basic ftp? I'm a bit under stress and this is time killing.ĭoes anyone know how to get the properties dialog to work? I need this dialog urgently, so i wasted time with trying 3 other editors - TextWrangler, the ftp connection seems to work, but the app itself is not too user friendly (no side by side windows for multiple files etc), Komodo-Edit-5.2.4 which reproducably crashes when trying to connet to a remote server with its ftp functions", Textmate (i would even have bought it - but out of the box it does not even offer the slightest support for ftp).
#Cyberduck for os x 10.4.11 mac os x#
I am using jQuery 4.3.1 with on Mac OS X 10.4.11. Had to use the ftp.Plugin, it works as far as up- and downloads are concerned, but i can not I'm working with jQuery for years now and i love it.
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